It could be possible. Speak to the attorney assisting with the divorce process on how to go about it.

Generally, if there is another adult in the home, the other parent needs to have information about said person (it's not a free-for-all but the...

I concur with Ms. Tobin's assessment.

As you are not a relative and he is not in your physical care, you have no grounds to file a custody case.

Moved to med mal as this isn't really about custody but about suing a provider.

You really need to hire an experienced attorney who practices in the county where the court case was filed. They'll be able to sit down with you...

If his parents are both in agreement and are willing to either give you temporary custody or guardianship (the latter is revocable at any time),...

If he is adjudicated as the legal and biological father, the Court should appoint him an attorney if there is an active court case involving social...

Short answer is yes. Longer answer is if there's not a step parent ready to adopt, the court won't do it. You can seek sole custody and potentially...

Until they are 18, they do not get to decide where they reside. It sounds like they are in foster care. A GAL would have been appointed and I...